Personal notices of travelers and visitors
Mrs C E Stone and daughter return from Nova Scotia. B T Beane and children vacation at Lake Kewanee. Henry Peabody and family welcome a son. Sabina and Elizabeth Padden visit Atlantic City. Mamie Bushnell with friends at Thousand Islands. Blanche Earley returns from New York City visit. Anna Keating visiting brother Thomas Husnell. Buck family at Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. Evelyn White visits brother Theodore A White. Ernest D Meyer and family guests of I L Meyer. Bessie and Gladys Pritchard trip to New York Jersey City Ocean Grove. George W Clarke spending week with New York/Philadelphia friends in Montreal. John R Williams returns from outings at Newark Manhattan Beach New Haven. Frank Winstein and wife hosted by C F Leeds. Winstein a noted musician and composer. Rev Luther Hess Waring closes Grace Lutheran services before three weeks summer vacation in Tyrone Blair County. pulpit vacant during absence.
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Sabina
Elizabeth Padden
North Washington Avenue
Atlantic City
Mamie Bushnell
Jefferson Avenue
Thousand Islands
Blanche Earley
New York City
Booth Slide
Anna Keating
Rochester
N. Y
Thomas Hushnell
H. D. Buck and
Quincy Avenue
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Evelyn White
Binghamton
Theodore A. White
Ernest D. Meyer
Trenton
N. J
I. L. Meyer
Adama Avenue
Migses Bessie
Gladys Pritchard
Green Ridge Street
New York
Jersey City
George W. Clarke
Clarke Broa
Philadelphia
Montreal
John R. Williams
Newark
Manhattan Beach
New Layen
Onn
Mra
Frank Winstein
Birmingham
Ala
C. F. Leeds
Quincey Avenue
Winstein
Luther Hess Waring
Grace Lutheran Church
Tyrone
Blair County
Republican Convention Delegates to Be Chosen by City Clubs
City Republican clubs begin meetings to elect delegates for the State League of Republican Clubs convention set for Urie on September 17 and 18. Each club may send three delegates and three alternates, with an expected total of 30 to 40 delegates traveling on a special Pullman via Lackawanna to Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State League of Republican Clubs
Urie
Lackawanna
Erie
Buffalo
F. W. Fleits
League
Scranton
Transportation Committee
Erle
Bobel
Erie Committee
Miners Strike Reaches Three Months Amid Losses and Findings
After three months the coal strike shows little shift with operators reporting losses near 40 million across workers and firms. The focus rests on younger miners seeking work elsewhere while authorities pursue the suspected killer of watchman Daniel Sweeney and monitor Throop strike actions.
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Sweeney
Memorial services for Chief Rabbi Jacob Josephs held in Guernsey hall
Memorial services were held yesterday afternoon at Guernsey hall in memory of Chief Rabbi Jacob Josephs of New York City. Rev. Joseph Le vine and Rev. Israel Feinberg led the event under the McKinley Free Hebrew school, praising the rabbi and condemning the New York rioters at his funeral. Other speakers included Rev. Nathan Drack L Turn N Blum M Weine and M Melhman as the hall appeared draped in black with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
Jacob Josephs
New York City
McKinley Free Hebrew School
Joseph Levine
Wilkes-Barre
Israel Feinberg
Central City
Orthodox Hebrew Congregation
New York
Dr Lindabury Surgeon Women Diseases Specialty
Dr Lindabury a surgeon specializing in diseases of women practices in the Connell building at 215. Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8 30 p.m.
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Lindabury
Connell Building
Men of the hour salute Scranton figures of industry
Arthur Fuller treasurer of Scranton Stove Works is lauded for shaping the company’s prominence across many states. Edward Roderick, mine inspector for the First Lackawanna district, described as a top authority on anthracite, shares a background of Welsh and Scottish roots and a long ascent in Pennsylvania mining. Joseph Madenspacher, head brewer at Robinson brewery since 1885, noted for size humor and roaming career from Belgium to Scranton, holds multiple fraternal memberships and is a renowned Elks member and bowler.
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Minooka
Arthur ©. Fuller
Scranton Stove Works
Scranton
Union
Mr. Fuller
Clinton
Oneida County
New York
Scramnton Stove
Fuller
New England Society
Edward Roderick
Lackawanna
Roderick
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkee- Barre
Wyoming Seminary
New York City
Pennsylvania
Stockton
Hazleton
Pirot
Nederick
Peter Williamson Lodge
Wree
Scranton Engineers’ Club
Providence Presbyterian Church
Joseph Madenespacher
Robinson Brewery
Seventh Street
Tle
Mr. Madengpacher
Belgium
Lyon Brewery
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sandusky
Pittsburg
Madenspacher
Scranton Bicycle Club Hosts Handicap Pool Tournament
The Scranton Bicycle club hosts a handicap pool event began last week with twenty players in four groups. Dusenbury and Stanton play scratch at 125 against handicapped foes, with top finishers advancing to semi finals and finals. Prizes are likely cues as tennis and handball also start. warm weather shifts interest from bowling to casual recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Bicycle Club
J. W. Dusenbury
RR. C. Stanton
H. 8. Gorman
F. @. Wardell
W. RR. Roper
Wiliam Ford
W. J. Benger
H. D. Buck
GB. P. Connolly
Dusenbury
Stair
Wardell
Broadbent
Coursen
Wallace
Foley
Franklin
J. P. Connolly
Greff
Goodell
Blanton
Benger
B. P. Connolly
Roper
Northup
Hintermister
Sauquoit Silk Mill Hosts Largest Annual Outing
The Sauquoit Silk Manufacturing Company employees held their annual trip to Lake Ariel on Saturday. About five thousand people attended, with six special trains and many guests from outside the company. Activities included dancing baseball boating and fishing while Erie Railroad managed crowd flow. Superintendent W H Davis and aides led preparations and praised the day’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauquoit Silk Manufacturing Company
Lake Ariel
Erie Railroad Company
Sauquoit Company
W. H. Davis
Cadden Couple Sue Over Alleged Disturbance and Damages
Mr and Mrs Cornelius Cadden of Green Ridge filed suit Saturday against P W McDonald and James Sheffield seeking 5000 damages. They allege the defendants entered a home at 1382 North Washington Avenue demanded rent and confiscated furniture after a dispute about payment. Mrs Cadden became ill from the shock and the husband seeks 3000 for loss of her services while she claims 2000 for injuries and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Cadden
Green Ridge
P. W. McDonald
James Sheffield
F. BE. Boyle
L. P. Wedeman
Caddens
North
Washington Avenue
McDonald
Sheffield
Cadden
O Hara's Leader Havana Cigar Ad Teaser
A Havana filled 6c cigar titled O Hara's Leader invites readers to try one. The compact promotional line emphasizes taste and value for discerning smokers seeking a bold, affordable smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Changes in One Week Standings in August Leaders
Miss Jane Matthewson of Factoryville made the greatest jump as the standings shift in one week. Thirty three leaders were listed with twenty advancing and five maintaining positions across the August results. Saturday’s results show the current top names and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Matthewson
Factoryville
Standings of Contestants Likely Scranton Event
A list of 33 contestants with rankings and scores from Scranton and surrounding areas including Kellerman Burns Kipp Freedman Gunster Rodriguez Thompson Shepherd Dorsey Sherwood Stanton Havenstrite McCreary Harpur Kresge Mathewson Madden Adams Cooper Culver Decker Kibler Hallstead Danvers McCusker Johnston Forrest Coleman Yeager Morris Gere Clark Mackie Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Albert Freedman
Belle- VU
Maxwell Shepherd
Carbondale
Chas
W. Dorsey
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
L. E. Stanton
A. Havenstrite
Moscow
Sais Suisse Iets
Frank B. McCreary
Hall- Meum SV Wre Ces Sabes
Hall- Bteag Sss Caevesss
Fred Kibler
South Scrant OW Ees
Walter Hallstead
Scran- Omg
Contest Scores Stay Led by A J Kellerman in Local Educational Contest
The Tribune Educational Contest saw 282 points submitted. A J Kellerman maintains the lead for week month and overall with 69 points and a 63 point rise in the main table. Miss Jane Matthewson tops gains with five places, while William Sherwood scores 48 to move up one. Saturday’s high scorer was William Sherwood with 11 points.
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Tribune
Jane Matthewson
Factoryville
Edna Coleman
Fred Kibler
Eddie Morris
South Scranton
William Sherwood
Harford
Sherwood
A. J. Kellerman
Newton Hawley
Green Ridge
Thomas Dempsey
Olyphant
Don C. Capwell
Scranton
Walter Ellis
Hyde Park
Emmanuel Bucci
Vivian Mikle
Nellie Avery
Forest City
Charles O'Boyle
Henry EB. Collins
Kivers
Joseph Newman
Bellevue
Edgar Willson, Jr
Miss May Brown
Nicholson
NR. D. Dorsey
George Knickerbocker
Elmhurst
A. L. Clark
Greek Ridge
Albert Freedman
L. E. Stanton
Wm. T
Rodriguez
Oscar H. Kipp
Maxwell Shepherd
Louis Gere
Charles W. Dorsey
Touls Gore
Brooklyn
C. J. Clark
Peckville
Scranton Exhibition of Classical Pieces by Students
The program features Bohe Ensemble Class with May Queen in F major and selections by Millicent Moore Letta Parry S Elizabeth Weyburn and Clara Haas. Works include Mozart Last Movement in C major with second piano, Saint-Saens Impromptu in C sharp minor, Brahms Hungarian Dance D major, and more.
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Conservatory
St. Luke's Parish House
J. Alfred Pennington
Gussie Brandt
May Bedford
Helen Gates
Clara Haas
Genevieve Ehrgood
Louise Slocum
Edith Doty
Flora Kaufhold
Sailor's
Anna Wahl
Scranton
Baumfelder Camp
Gipsies
Katherine Dunning
Green Ridge
Ruth Willson
Dunmore
Millicent Moore
Schmoll Charles Spelcher
Robert Swartz
Charles Stirn
Avoca
Fountain
Ducelle
Relne de Mai
May
Queen
Gavotte
Behr Ella May Rex
Letta Parry
Hyde Park
Elizabeth Weyburn
Valgettte
Stille Liebe
Lange Helen Gates
Flora Kaut
Pennington
Carbondale
Saint-Saens
Rheinhold Ensemble
W Browning
Miss Doty
Hicks
Ki‘nuter
Slocum
Worls
Wagenhurst
Brahms
Reward Offered for Archer of Bellevue Washery Fire
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad offers 1000 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who set fire to the Bellevue washery on Friday evening August 1 1902. R A Phillips Supt Coal Mining Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna & Stern Railroad Company
Bellevue Washery
R. A. Phillips
Coal Mining Dept
Scranton Business College Reopens After Summer Break
Scranton Business College will reopen for day and evening sessions on Tuesday September 2. For information write call or phone 864 Buck and Whitmore locate at corner Adams and Linden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Buck & Whitmore
Adams and
Linden
Letters From the People Noted for Publication
Short reader letters are printed under this heading when accompanied by the writer’s name. the Tribune does not assume responsibility for opinions expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Obituary Notice for C D Winters of Jermyn
Frederick Hartnell reports the death of C D Winters known as Charley Winters. He served as store manager in Jermyn and was a devoted Christian and exemplary employee. He collapsed at a church prayer meeting and never regained consciousness, leaving widowed children and widespread community sorrow. July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utta
C. D. Winters
Jermyn
Sife
John Jermyn
Charley Winters
Frederick Hartnell
Scranton
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Foote & Shear Co
Washington Ave
Carter Building
Linden Street
Peter N. Haan
Mulberry Street
I. F Megargel & CO
Commonwealth Blig
the People's Bank
C. E. Stone
Nova Scotia
8. T. Beane
Lake Kewanee
Henry Peabody
Luverne
Schuylkill
Sone
Shenandoah
J. K. Adamson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Detective Force
Daniel Sweeney
Guss
Derer
Paul Tomjock
Hanover Township
Tomrock
Adamson
Luzerne County
Squire Pollock
Alderman Kasson
Throop
Pancoast
J. R. Bryden
Scranton Coal Company
Capouse
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Wilkes- Barre
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Students
The
Rabbi Josephs
Arthur C. Fuller
Sauquoit Silk Mill
Mrs. Cadden
O'Hara
William T
Rodrigues
L. EB. Stanton
Charles Burns S
Albert Froedmann
Lee Culver
Ceeaawi Neecabewes
Fred Kubler
Homer Kresge
Kodak
Herbert Thompson
L. BE. Stanton
J. A, Havenstrite
Hendrick Adaims
D Koelling
Soosess
Bohe
Wollenhaupt
E. G. Coursen
Franklin Ave
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing CO
Spruce Street
Oxford
Johnston and Murphy
Stetson
Howe
Bargalna
M.T. Keller Lackawanna Carriage Works
Albert Ball
Joseph Kuettel
Lackawanna Avenue
We Screena
Peter Stipp
Aliice
O Brick and Tile Manufacturing Company
M. H. Dale
Nay Aug
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